środa, 14 maja 2014

Saul Leiter in Black and White by Genevieve Fussell

Photo © Saul Leiter
“MacArthur Parade, c. 1951”
Saul Leiter lived in an apartment on a quiet street in New York’s East Village, a neighborhood that evolved, during the six decades he lived there, nearly as much as Leiter himself. An undervalued photographer for most of his life, Leiter quietly amassed a body of work that has only recently begun receiving the credit it deserves. Since his death, last fall, the apartment has become Leiter’s de facto archive; Margit Erb, his gallery representative, and Anders Goldfarb, his long-time assistant, have spent months organizing the boxes of prints, negatives, portfolios, and books that he left haphazardly piled throughout the space.


IdeasTap Photographic Award is now open!

Photo © Rene Burri/Magnum Photos
 5th Avenue. Henri CARTIER BRESSON, French photographer
The fourth annual IdeasTap Photographic Award is now open – and this year, for the first time, it is open to all photographers aged 16+ worldwide!

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100 ways to introduce the beauty of nude and success

Peter Mitchell, Optomerist
Photography from The Bolds Project.